Mardi Himal

Mardi Himal is a 5,587 m peak in Nepal's Annapurna Himal, rising as a sharp southern ridge off the massif between Machhapuchhre (the sacred Fishtail) and Annapurna South. Its long, unbroken spine gives a rare direct climb from Pokhara's lowland terraces to the alpine zone, and its trail , opened only in 2012, remains the quietest of the major Annapurna routes. We run Mardi Himal treks and climb end to end from Pokhara and Kathmandu. Led by travel expert Amrit Nepal (guiding in the Himalayas since 2014), we operate two products with one licensed team: the Mardi Himal teahouse trek (3–14 days, up to the 4,200 m Upper Viewpoint) and the 14-day peak-climbing expedition to the 5,587 m royalty-free NMA summit, plus helicopter tours, combined routes (Mardi + ABC, Poon Hill, or Khopra Danda), and Pokhara adventure add-ons. With 12+ seasons on the trail, 1,200+ trekkers guided, HAFA-trained licensed guides, transparent no-hidden-cost pricing, and 24/7 support with helicopter-rescue cover, we